Is this Louis Vuitton bucket hat real?

Sorry but this is a thing with me and many of us hope to educate and change the mindset of those that think it’s OK to wear counterfeits. Beside being an obvious counterfeit to those that know the label, beside probably containing toxic materials, does the very real possibility that it was made by a child chained to a table bother you at all?

 

Where? In some Dickensian propaganda land somewhere in your imagination? Silly!

 

Do a little research and learn what counterfeit goods fund and how they’re made. Ask on any respected luxury apparel board. It’s neither funny nor silly.

 

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And, I’ve been told more than once that I have no imagination!

 

It’s good to learn something new blooey.
For starters you can check out some of the postings of one of Asia’s oldest firms that fights counterfeiting.

https://www.tilleke.com/sites/default/files/2008_TheBrief-BCCT_0.pdf

What goes on in Asian counterfeiting rings makes anything Dickens thought up look like summer camp.

 

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Do you think this real or fake?

 

And luxury clothing does need to be labeled if one has any interest in selling it down the road for, quite frequently, more than was originally paid.